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Stefan Goßner : Deep Dive into the SharePoint Content Deployment and Migration API - Part 1
Today I would like to start an article series on an interesting new feature in WSS 3.0: the Content Deployment and Migration API. A similar API has previously been provided in MCMS 2002 and was also added to WSS after MCMS was integrated in MOSS 2007. This first part will provide an overview about the API itself. In future chapters I will then demonstrate how to utlize this API to enhance your own applications or to get a better granularity than the out of the box tools allow you to do - e.g. how to copy a document library or a list to a different site collection.SharePoint Calendar, SharePoint Calendar Web Part : Mini Calendar Web Part : Sharepoint Mini Calendar : kwizcom.com
When a list or library has a large number of items, you must carefully plan its organization and how users need to access the data. By planning and using a few key list and library features, you can ensure that users can find information without adversely affecting the performance of the rest of your site. Ways to manage large lists and libraries When the number of items in a list or library approaches two thousand, the performance of the list or library may begin to slow down or adversely affect other areas of the site. Such issues can be caused by user actions such as sorting or retrieving a large number of items at the same time.

